1. which of the following statements about attitudes is true?
a. it isn’t possible to measure implicit or explicit attitudes.
b. people’s explicit attitudes are always the same as their implicit attitudes.
c. people typically lie when asked to describe their attitudes about a particular group of people.
d. people’s explicit attitudes are sometimes different than their implicit attitudes.

The statement that is true is: d) People’s explicit attitudes are sometimes different than their implicit attitudes.

Explanation:

There is a difference between implicit and explicit attitudes, for instance someone cannot me aware of a prejudice against someone and he or she could have attitudes based on prejudice. This is how we can explain an implicit attitude, which is not conscious.

By the other hand, we talked about and explicit atittude, when a person is well aware of it and acts according to that. It can be express in a very open way and a persona can openly even talk about it.